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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1967
Page
6
Montana spends over $100,000 annually to clean highway litter. Beer and pop cans top the list followed by gum wrappers and cigarette wrappers. Most dumping occurs within five miles of towns, prompting highway crews to call it the dumping off point.
A historical note states watermelons have been cultivated for more than 4,000 years, highlighting long human agricultural use of the fruit and its global presence across ancient societies.
Participants in the advanced driver and safety education workshop include Benjamin O. Williams and Ben Bakkum of Livingston, Roger G. Hauge of Big Timber, and Ray Reaviey, manager of the Montana division of Farmers Insurance. The session focused on a teaching aid used in traffic safety education.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Green of 205 Carson Helena observed their belated fiftieth wedding anniversary at St John’s Lutheran. A reception from 1 30 to 4 p m featured family from Los Angeles Idaho Falls and local relatives. The couple married December 26 1916 in Billings later moving to Big Timber then Helena.
If unsure, check promptly. Ensure the car responds to emergencies. safety matters whether legally required or not. Verify braking, steering, tires, lights, and safety systems now to avoid future risk.
Readable notes suggest a compact classified ad urging fast responses. The item emphasizes speed and visibility for buyers and sellers seeking prompt outcomes in a local marketplace.
July is National Hot Dog Month, with origins debated between Vienna and Frankfurt for the sausage’s birthplace. The bun likely emerged in St. Louis 1883, and the wiener-in-a-bun spread to Chicago by 1893, with Feuchtwanger’s split bun story tied to early sales.
The piece traces claims about the hot dog’s origin from Herr Feuchtwanger at the 1904 St Louis Exposition to the Polo Grounds 1900 concession practice. It notes Tad Dorgan’s 1900 cartoon naming the snack hot dog and cites the Sausage Council on American consumption.
Advocates push for universal belt use including rear seating as a safety measure. They warn rear riders can strike front passengers during sudden stops, urging enforcement of front and back seat belt laws.
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